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The emotional connection between humans and pets is a remarkable bond that deserves nurturing and support, especially during times of relocation. By understanding the psychological impact of international relocation on our beloved animals, we can take the necessary steps to ensure their emotional well-being remains intact. Relocating to a new country can be an exciting but equally challenging experience for humans and their beloved pets alike. As a veterinarian experienced in

Dr Gerry Pahl (BVSc, Sydney) is a professional Veterinary Surgeon with over 25 years of experience in the Animal Health Industry. Dr Gerry has lived and worked in Hong Kong for the past 20 years, is a member of IPATA (International Pet Animal Transport Association) & President Elect of IPATA, Member Hong Kong Veterinary Association and registered with the Veterinary Surgeons Board (HK) Member of Australian Veterinary Association & Member of the RCVS United Kingdom. Dr. Gerry

Because our company is operated by a veterinarian we are a one stop relocation service for your precious cargo. Our service is exceptional in that we do everything required for your pets relocation. Moving countries is a big step, our clients are grateful to have our door to door service. We organise health checks, blood collection for required export tests, vaccinations and export certification and Government endorsement. We are experienced in signing off on paperwork,

Senior pets undergo changes in organs and tissues just like elderly humans. It is well known that older pets have a higher incidence of such conditions as major internal organ failure, cancer, heart disease, arthritis, dental disease and loss of special senses (especially hearing and vision). We consider dogs and cats that are eight years of age or older to be in their senior years. Some diseases of older animals may develop slowly without any obvious symptoms. I recommend a

It's time to provide a more in depth look into what makes these pets special, and how as a veterinarian, I am able to provide the specialised care that these precious travellers require. What is a snub-nosed pet? A brachycephalic animal has a short and flat snout as a result from years of breeding to develop this characteristic. There are many well loved and recognised breeds of cats and dogs that are snub-nosed, including the following: Dogs Bulldogs (all types) Pugs